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24-240mm lens, NISI 77mm Macro Filter, Sony A7iv
Gulf Racing Colour Porsche 930 Targa by Pop Race 1/64
Gleiche Ausgangsbilder wie bei 2019-08-18 15-52-26 (A,Radius8,Smoothing4) aber mit Olympus Workspace gestackt.
Actually, it's a fairly small vase, so it filled up fast. Especially over the holdiays. With an upcoming trip to Chile, we need to make room, as Chile makes some of our favorite wines ever.
This is a three photo image, focus stacked to get a deep depth of field that would have been impossible with just one shot.
This was shot with a single moonlight coming in from the upper left. A large mirror and a reflector dish opened up the shadows a bit.
8 images @f8, 100 macro, focus-stacked. I kind of like the concept here - basically, more DOF than I could ever get by stopping the lens down, which eventually degrades the sharpness.
Had to check the Great Horned Owl nest. Never noticed the third chick hiding on the left behind the larger gray one until today... Condie, Saskatchewan,Canada. 3 May 2020
Agrilus integerrimus male
Body length : 7 mm
20.VII.2021
Bourg-Saint-Maurice, Arc 2000, Savoie, France
Captured on Alnus sp.
- Hand held in camera focus stack of 15 images
- Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II
Back sides of petals of a Christmas Cactus, Schlumbergera sp. It first flowered around Thanksgiving time, so we called it a Thanksgiving Cactus, which apparently is one of several common names. We may now call ours Thanksgiving/Valentine's Cactus.
A new colony of a large number of immature fungi emerging from the cut end of an old tree trunk in Surrey woodland. I believe this is Bitter Oyster (Panellus stipticus).
Focus-stacked image.
Boîte et allumette de l'Hotel Stella, Interlaken, Suisse. Macro 1:1. Focus stacking de 53 images avec Zerene Stacker. Canon M5, objectif Tamron SP 60mm F/2 Macro Di II, ISO 100, F/8.0, éclairage 2 x Ulanzi VL49.
Okay I have the camera 80% set up though I won't claim I have everything worked out yet. Damn auto ISO.
Studio shot of an unknown fly portrait
It's possible to produce clean images with a low budget microscope lens like Lomo 8x
by working at the optimal magnification factor of the lens
Tech info | 84 exposures stacked at ~8x magnification
Stacking soft / Zerene Stacker
LOMO 8x 0.20 NA Microscope Lens | Asahi Pentax Auto Bellows M | Canon 5D Mark 2
Ever wondered what a peppercorn looks like under the microscope, almost like an alien landscape if you ask me!,
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